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, 1887-02-25
Tho Honey Bees Sting.

Naturalist Clark, of Canada, says the
bees sting is by no mean made for
singing only, but is used in doing the
artistic work, Gaping the comb and in
fusing the formic acid, by means OF
which honey receives its keeping quail
ties. The sting is really a skillfully con-
trived little trowel, with which the bee
finishes off and caps the cells when they
are filed brimful of honey This ex-
plains why honey extr sted before it is
capped over does not keep well. The
iormic acid has not been injected into II.
New York Sun.
, 1887-02-25

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever, placed within reach Of suffer
ing humanity, truly is Electric pitters.
Inactivity fthe liver, biliousuess, jaun.
dice, constipation, weak kidneys, or my
disease Of the urinary organs, or whoever
requires an appetizer, tonic, or mild slim
ulant, will always find Electric Bittem the
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
apteed to give entire satisfaction or money
refundkd. Sold at fifty cents a bottle By
w. Ni[Hunt.
, 1887-02-25

Is continually going on in the human sys-
tom. The demon OF impure blood strives
to gain victory over the constitution, to
ruin health, to drag victims to the grave.
A good reliable medicine like Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the weapon with which to de-
fend ones self, drive the desperate enemy
from the field and restore peace and bodily
health for many years. Try this peculiar
medicine
, 1887-02-25

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever,
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptioDs, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale BY ". N. Hunt.
, 1887-02-25
IN ONE MINUTE,

Rheumatic. neuralgic, sciatic.
III sudden, sharp and nervous pains
/X1\a and weaknesses relieved - one
minute by the Caficssra Anti Pain Plaster.
At druggists, 25c- Potter Drug & Che
micsl Company. Boston.
, 1887-02-25

AcNcov's Blood Blood T Rsn.d Is the as. SnIy
iced. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
lions or SyphiIitic Poisoning. 1t purifies tho
whole system. and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia palms. We guarantee It,
Pearse 4 McGin, Druggists.
, 1887-02-25

Those who want pure Lake Mahpah-
lutah ice. should send their order to Sloan
4 Co, or call at Msuss' bakery. Seven
teenth street
, 1887-02-25

FL Shifaa (The Cure) is the title OF the
olls medical journal published in Egypt
4 Is printed in Arabic
, 1887-02-25
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Half 4 Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

incorporated Ia 1865 for % years by the Leg
.1afure for Educational aud Charitable pnr-
poses-wifh IA capital OF 81 Geo, UtO-to which n
reserve fund Of over $4,000 has since been
added.
By An overwhelming popular vote It's fran
chlse was made a part OF the present state Con-
~<titution adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1873.
Tke only Lottery ever rcfed on aud endorsed
BY rhe people OF am Ssdfe.
II nerer Scales or F6st,ones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Semi Annual Draw
regularly every six months. June and December
ASPLENDID OPPORTUN ITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE Third Grand Drawinr Class
e.. 10 the ACADEMY or MUSIC. NEW
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202d Monthly Drawing.
, 1887-02-25

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. la,

f AIIONNL bNIhs
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pEMEMRER That &c presence Of
hEM Gcnerds Beuarcgdrd
and Eariy, uho are IN charge u The drdirinOs,
30 guarantee Of absolute foirneSs aud integrity
.hnf the chances are all equal aud maj no one
1n poui5lU dirine What numbers tcN drdtp a
/4-, All parties, therefore. dircrflsing 10
I otr fnfec Prires in hG Lottery, or holding OUT
a. lther impossible Inducements are uVindtcrs
an Fly am 10 deceive and dcyranf The Hnirdry
, 1887-02-25

Mining Location notices at Leader Office.
, 1887-02-25

commissioners.
We the undersigned Banks and Bankers Will
pay all prizes drawn In The Louisiana state
Lotteries which may be presented nj our conn-
tiers
j. H ORlesby. Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
2. Lsnaux, Pres. State National Bank.
A. Baldwin Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
cRAyeE 81 Tre NAsrEEs.

When The Psrt Discovery Mil Gem
pany p1rehssed the tag Pioneer. tie
Cspseis vhO ksa bsen IN her. Mr.. No
Fieksrs. bs0azas hsF srOona frsaa tbs
C5sumbsA FiveT. bas n5t having . licsnss
Ter Paees Sound waters. aaksd 10 bare
lisxsd. There we're twelve spplicatis1s
On Sic At Pcrt Discovery for the b. bas
ths position yas Ct sred - aud accspss3
- nan wao never Hade 81 appiioa-
tor, CaJt8in Thomss Grant, Of the
P0iilkofsky. Sons two years sRa, Cap
tain GRAFT, having lost his steamer by
IRE, accepted the coumsn1o Of the P5li.-
k0fsky, for tue Porf B akely Mil Con
pang, Is 800 Ger month. when Cap
tai5 Giimsre lefs the steamer E3Eth,
see vas then offered 70 Captain
Grant. He spoke 20 Captain Bsntsn
a5oGt tbs matter. and the G .ptain
asked him to remain where be vas. and
said that his wages would thereafEeF
oe &i25. He has remained wiSh the
Btsksly Company until the present
tine. When tie Discovery Company
offered hiz tbs Pioneer 81 800 per
meath ke handed his resignation IN to
The Blakely Company, which was ae-
cepted. Yesterday the P0lisksfsky
towed a vessel to PORT TowBsend, sEd
this morning Captain Grant will take
command Of the Pioneer. Only ts0 tng
Captains en- the Sound reeeivB more
salary than Captain Grant. Thsy are
Captain OeKis Williams, OF the Taco
ms, and Captain Nieksls. CT the
Richard Holy0ke. each Of whom reOsive
so psr month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
.LAnp,s AND WOODLAND. -

We are authorized 10 cell fer thiIty
days 50 lots 10 Ladd's addition, 90 from
$50 20 flo0 per lot, and three blocks
Ia Woodland addition Ct $50 per lot.
We giIl also sail alternate blocks front
ing on Woodland Park aud avenue for
500 ger block. on cOndisi0R that the
purchasers clear and fence them, and
plant a double row OF shade tres along
said avenue IN front Of said blocks.
Purchasers will be AZ no expense clear
inR or grazing this avepae, which IL
~ feet vide. over 3 mile iorg and level
from end 70 end. This will be the pref
tiess and most perfect drive IN the
Nofihwess or thai cAn ever be made IN
Seattle OF vicinity.
there are only sixteen blocks ca this
svsnua. and wa viii sell cot 20 exeeed
eisht Of them. We earnestly believe
tsst more money Sill be Hate N tSo
Years bT investing IN enc OF h Sc blocks
than any other investment OF like
amount 10 Seattle. Any person Wb9
zill take the troGbls TO look ~ this
property will boy block. For farther
information app yto
u. c. PHNNET / Co.
seattle, ". i.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
FRor PoRT TOWNSEND.


rReqalar Cor. Psus fatsEEiesaeey.l
Ths SD Intelligence has heS1
cefvea from Honoiain Of TIE deatn
Of Mrs. Mary Hill. Of this cry. aoe
lady had been visiting TIE Isiano TOT
tie benefit Of her heAlth- S9e nss oeeo
a. invalid for several years. beng
troubled With that fatal msiadv. eon-
sumption Sae Vas sister OF Ar'
Franz J. Fsetehsr Of this city.
Mrs Woodboase q Port o3meae. re-
tzrns5 Yesterday from . visit 20 Al
eozveF. B. G.
Captain Morris, J. T. Broun and
Be1i amin CEsnherlAin. cams up frSm
DnnReness on the Dispatch.
]. I. AIl5way and Hon. A. A. Dsnny,
same oFer from Victoria yesterday, en-
route 90 Ssstlle-
wHAEK AND WAVE
TIE British ship Ni1sseh. Captain
Clntow. liza tons. ssiid ffem Sydney,
n. :. W., on April 5ih, to retafn tanoef
laden on owners account.
TIE bark Tempaar, Captain kascke,
loaded With 100 tons OF zeal, p8ss<d
down the sound yesterday, bound TO
San Francisco from Seattle.
The dimensions Of The bafkentins
which vas launched on Saturday night
are as follows Length 1868, beam 81 3.
an3 depth Is feet; net tonnage 5IS
The vessel hss been chfistened A. q.
wilder and vill be commanded By Cap
tain Paul.
The barkentins Wrestler passed MP
SoEnd yesterday In TOW Of the tuR o1een
CITY.
The bark Aurora, and the tugs Biske-
y and TacJna we're 10 Angeles hsFeor
yesterday morning.
The bark Hope. lumber laden from
this port, arrived at Honolulu on the
31th nltimo.
The bark MARI Glover, Captain Davis.
arrived in San Francisco on Sunday, Is
DAYS from Port Discovery, with lumber.
The bark Pacific Slope sailed from
Newcastle on March 29sh for Bufrard
Inlet.
The British ship Moresby sailed from
Newcastle on April 7th for Portland, Or.
The steamer Dispatch vas delayed -
hours on her trip from Cape Flattery.
she ran on q sand spit and remained
there two days, ustil the lids carried
ser safely of.
The BsliviaR bark Goillermo, which
sailed from this port some weeks AGO,
lumber laden for OAllao, put into Homo
l1lu on May 81 in a leaking condition.
Previous 20 the bark's sailing q survey
vas held, when il vas decided that she
might proceed 20 Der destination by
having a pump With q donkey engine
attached to keep Der clear of water. A
week after she left the gear Of the pump
ing apparatus became disabled. and she
vas compelled to run into Honolulu Is
previously stated. and II she gets of
without being Condemned she will be
IN lock.
Captain Murphy. a the ship Harry
Morse, which arrived in San Francisco
last Sunday, reports that be sighted
ship Of Cape FlatteFy which be sup
posed to be the Oriental.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20

Dress goods
REAL ESTATE.

The following deeds were flied in the
Aud tors Office for record yesterday:
F. Optic to Fred x. Sander. acres In
Ne corner Of SW Of AZ sec VI. 10 p
rance s >; l6 acres in SIX / OF Sc OF NV
I OF sec II, to "a range b; S690
United stats TO Rsnton. Smith & Co.
Of Sc sec % AHd E / Of NE / sec IS.
tp a range Il.
Port BiaEelY Company TO Fred (. San
der. same; 5000.
I. A. WOld u r. MarrnB, commencing
al SW corner Of NV OF NV sec 81 ~
Is range 6 X, thence e IL rods thence n
10 rods thence w is rods. thence 5 10
rods: st50
Uaited States to william p Perrizo.
loi snd sE Of NV / sec G. to .. range
Il. Sl9G25.
A. A. Dsnny 10 J. II. MEG -Rw. lot 6 OF
sec 4, tp % range 1 4. $5p0o.
ID. - Ward 10 sarah n. Denison. lot
block l6. Comst0ck supplemental addition;
Mary A. Jalian - II. Van Assalt. bots
: andE. block g, J. II. NAgles's add
jobs Nicholas TO g. Ca-keeS. ! OF lot
block IS heirs OF : A. Bell Additi On; s2000
Thomas MeSattOa 70 y. III. lAumeT
'ots 5. 8 AMI 3. bllok IS. Terry s fiest ad-
United STATES to Gottfreid Tritschlck.
NE Of sec IL 70 p. range x
q. TFif schack ID Otto Tamtn. same;
81 90.
rextar Horton to II Martin. 10 acres In
Collins donation claim; 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20

CONFINEMENT WEEK Tie Faculty
Of tie Territorial University has found
i, necessary 10 Sc. she eommsneems mt
exercises Of that insiitnii N on, week
ahead. Tbs Open House - the oaly
assembly room IN the city large enough
70 accommodate tie audiences that 80
selnble on those oecaslous. and % j.
foand that the Opsra House cNnnot be
had Al the tins hfsi intended for tue
Exercises. Ga SandaF. NAY 29,h. she
bsce4gsureste sermon gill De delivered
il Frve's OssrA Ho1ss. Ga Monday.
Nav sob, the address before tie literary
: ,oiet,es ell be dslivsft q N tha Meth
tist Prot slant Caareh Nv hoR- " W
Nsvlin. Ga TUESDAY even "a, May 81 g.
the alumni exercises uIl Be ted 70
the uaiversity chapel. Ga wednesday,
lane iss. the exercises OF Con mere. :
nsart nAv viii take Placs IN FRYE
Oosra House. Tbs years class q
graduates Eil comprise twelve ussn-
b-rs- Miss Nellie q. PoEe.i has be Q
81 stsd as vA.edietofiaA aos MIS- Ants
NcD!sFrnid sc sala storIAn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20

CAPrkTS BaTAST's TasoET The rev
enae oattef Oliver Wolcott arrived here
yesssfdAy 81 aius, and a. Son as she
eAn take GA feel, will proceed 60 ClAyo-
anat Saani 90 search for tue Survivors
% TOE ship ~ stephen Captain kfy-
Ant, local Inspector Of ualis. Sho vas a
safH personal friend 81 Captain Doug
As. Vito gill accompany Der, said o. a
wporiet; Il have never believed thai
tes ~ Seuben undsrd. think she
US casmAste3. and probably washed
,soere where her hall Is reported by the
AiiAns 20 hAva heeu Sc q near CiAv0-
Sa't S9aue. ! sGperintsuded pattin2
Ger shlttiu2 b5ArEs, ard. tell you,
ast eAfge sever shiftsd, as has b-en re
potlet. II the Nulcos soss not bginf
eaek some Of tie crew OF tn 10 fttsd
~ wlli miss ny g1css. Nv c0nvie
SSas are very slroug On taai point. has
Voc want 50 SAY too mach ab9ut q
~ Tear that | NAV be disappointed
le =. siesheu US comparatively
saip, she VAS bnls by she cay,
sssfy foot Of Der, aud only lat year she
80 te-ekaiked. re c0peered and ceueF-
-. -! oSsfaaalsd, and fer such a vesssl.
oesf.oa2el and preperly trimmed,
'oaodsF Al sea ani siuk, is almost
~ TIE Qsestion. Finding the Gap
uank on the shore, 'uiainiEg
- .n IA sH3 valuable private pApsrs.
ss thAi be- apr watks we're ear
aSsy. isaAii never change NV
- - eahi prep : invassiERsio proves
NE TAT an ~r1as."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
PERSONALS.

A. A. Denny, E a, returned frs-n a
business trip to Yiot ria yesterday.
Mr.. p. N. Isensee, Postmaster at
Whato0m, came 20 Seattle yesterday.
Messrs RAnks, MsalAorn aud GAsch
returned from Portland last evening.
IA. Ashton. Of the Law fi'm Of Sears
4 Ashton. OF Tlooma, Is the city.
Mr.. OlavsA Clerk OF the District
Court at L4o0nnaF, came IN on the
Idahs yesterday.
J.B Price and wife, parents OF Gus
toms Olii0eF Price, passed through here
yesiefd W on their way to Portland.
Mrs. Judge Hoyt and son Of Olympia
arrived on the Fleetwood yesterday and
are Stopping at the residences OF Miss
Foster.
FIJI. Lamb, ASSISTANT Superintendent.
OF tbs Western Uaiop Telegraph Gem
pIIy, arrived Ia the city last evening on
the Hayward.
Robert e. Plokerell aud family, OF
Seymore, Indians, have arrived Ia this
city and intend taking 40 their psr-
msnsHt residence here.
TIE Lewis Morrison Dramatic Com
pany rstu ned yesterday from Victoria
and left on the North Pacfs 10 the az
ieFBoon fer up the sound.
MrA J. O. Smart will leave Seattle in
q dAy OF two for her old home 10 Gar
ecu, Nevada, where che will spend the
summer visiting relatives aud friends.
WIS. Jamiesou. wife aud tighter, Of
Port Gamble, Flank r. Rove and Jas.
g. Duanar, Of Portland. +. Everett, OF
TaeOnA, aud ]. HAins, OF ChioaRo. are
al the Arlington.
W. NJ. MoAlisteF OF Blanchard, Miss
Ryan Of Sqaak. n. J. Hun aud wife OF
Evduey, NJ artha smell Of Wilkerson. A.
Rieharison OF South Prairie, John W.
Campbell OF Tacoma, Mrs. Mary Ann
Scarf OF Liverpool, @ W. Blwen OF
NOokack, j. h. Wiley OF Mount Yer
nOn, are at toe Mes England.
IA. LaReia. OF L salAdy, n. l.. Pot
ter, d. W. Potter. " BROOKLYN, II. II.
Meyers, Of Dlluth, A F. Msigs and
wife, ]. II. Morrison, J, + Newman, Of
sau Francisco. j. Ii. Spadons, +. II
Lamb, G. V. Stephen, OF Portland, g.
A. R,wsou, OF sp1kau Charles W.
Retsmsn. of 81 Louis. J. Sullivan, OF
Nieioris, are At the Osoidentsl
Mortimer Cook Of Sedra. W. T, Wm.
belanty Of Port Discovery. J. I. Allo-
way aud SAmael Gritn'h aud wife OF
Victoria. MIS-. NJ Z. Dii'tru aud Mites
p Adams Of Portland. j. /. Jenes, W
haskius asi Z. Mcdonald OF Cedar
Mountain, 2. J. Smith Of Squak, W
kies q Wha'coui. James NJ ;rshAll Of
hidslco, l. Wskefsld Of OiympiA, and
", l.. Hertz OF Grseiey, Col are At the
hflnSatck
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
TIE BkTe WORTH STAG.


Fifty.two days having now elapsed
sinos the brig North S ar, Captain VIM.
5. Williams, left this place With a cargo
of Lumber from Siet, on & Posts Mill,
bound for San Diego, even the most
sansuiue OF Captain Williams frieuGs.
who believed that he and bis vessel
would yet turn up all right, now rsalizs
tGat they are hopUg against hope, and
that the North Star mast be added to
the lis OF vessels that sueou Dbed 70
the terrible storm of the LIST OF April
the worst ever experienced by mariners
on the Psciis Ooean and Captain
Williams, Captain DouQlAs and CAPITA in
Humphrey-three0 Of the best aud brav-
est American captains that ever battled
With wind Rnd vAvs-al shared the
same fate.
It will be remembered that the North
Star Isft here on Sunday. the 2S!h Of
Maroh. On reaching the Straits Capt.
Williams encouateEs5 sl1h heavy
weather that be thought Il prudsnt 80
return 10 Port Townsen5, where be re
NAMED TIL Tuesday morning, when the
Siu moderated and he again proceeded
on bis voYags.
Eco d4ys later the storm oconFrei.
When the news Of the fate Of the Fl
| Dorado ard later that OF the st. Ste
phen arrived, bat littIs apprehension
vas felt for the safety Of the North S.Ar
hv the friends OF Captain Williams, a.
ths vessel was a small one, loaded with
| lumber, and would Be more likely 10 ride
the sess than q larger vessel, AMI would
NOT sink hks cnsl laden vessel, aud
besides Captain Williams was known to
bs very careful sailing master and
veFy skillfnl navigator aud as be him
self said, alWays sailed q vessel Ia the
interest Of kis ogaers, not believing IN
driving her, thus opening her seams aud
soaring her out ia n few years. He
stndiad his barometer closely and only
carried a safe amount of canvas when
blow was indicated. But in that storm
II IL certain that no vessel could retain
her deok load aud the chances are that
vhsn the deck load Of the North Star
vent overheard il carried section Of
lhe vessels side With il, thGs causing
her TO an. and the seas that ssePt over
har washed every one on board from the
dscks.
Captain Williams wss one OF the best
known aud most popular ship captains
on the Pacific tJaat, nAViug sslleo on
the ast az master aud mate Of d.hrr-
ent vessels for more than twenty years-
/ In 1876 be vas master OF the er'9 Tan
ner, RAINING between Port Blsksly and
Sac Pedro; for q number OF Years De
sailed the Orient between the UmPquA
river and san Francisco, aEd for time
commanded the four -mAs'ed schooner
Novelty.
The last trip Of the North Siar vas
his frat In that vessel, hssiRg taken
temporary command OF her during i6e
| sickness OF her former master. lie
| talked OF very shortly retiring from TIE
sea altogether. He leaves a wife ana
three children 10 san Francisco. Who
h4vs the sincere sympathy OF many
| ffierds on Puget Soand aa we'll as 10
/ California and Oregon, He also leaves
: brother who IL captain OF the schooner
Dare. running ketween tue Osegoh
/ coast and san Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
BRKETTTEs.

Sailing or rowing So thu bay IL nov :
poUulas amusement.
Iohn West, formerly engineer on ths
sssamer Success. 10 nos 10 the Grace.
Stree receiving her nev Daobinsry,
IA Wndsoo does good ssfVics 10 TOW
ing logs.
Tbs II stick will be ready to taEn 3
shiu 10 or from the Cape on The FRS
day Of J1na.
Tts Tacoma and Carson City Rife
,..ms. hold their seeord telegraph RI,
mitch NIX Sunday.
1T. Mysrs, is here fitting up Bis
sSopsFg At Milton, end Reti az ready
foF toe GsbiBg season.
Aseov bad Of 10000 Shingles rom
Moytiuer Cooke Mil at Ssdro, w. T.,
arrived yesterday. Tney are for use
here.
concert viii be given 81 Turn
vsrein Hall on Friday evening, May
gTth. fer the benefI Of the Presbyterian
organ fand.
m rsoular semi.mouthly shoot for
,,sdala Of the Rod and Gun C.ub viii
taks place today 81 the Race track,
msmtsrs z lag out 90 the 10 a. N.
train.
Tia following ships are expected here
Asilv. The Solitaire. IvAnhoe, General
Ksox. ]. Is. Thomas, 81. Mark and
RgdelneFe. The Solitaire is coming
from Nsnaimo.
The auxiliary stesm schooner J. L.
Perry Is engaged 10 removing the MIehi-
san Mil from tbs Seattle water front
- f3eoFse Venable Smiths co operative
colony down the Sound.
CAPTAIN Flank Smith. nov on the tug
Biakely, will b. transferred 10 the Po-
ntkosshy, and Captain Walter Collins,
Sod old retired shipmastsE, well knovn
m seattle. will have command OF The
tua Blakely.
Tss steamer Alaskan has oeen chart
area by Captain j. w. JEoup, her mas
Ter. and Porser j. W. Dillingham; who
iii ron her 10 the seaside trade this
season, on their eUn sceounf. With
headquarters at Portland.
IA has been definitely arranged for
ths Willamettes, of Portland, 20 play
mainh Games Of baseball With the Sc
assIe Reds al the raoe track on Jane
i7,h auA 18Th. The P0FtlaBds will play
The Reds ct the same place on July 4ih.
Dixon, Who vas rsoestly pardoned
from the Territorial paaitentiaRy, has
wFil,en a letter TO Mr.. Diekman, whose
safe be robbed, stating that he will go
rieht 90 work and save his money and
Fepay him evsry cent be and bis pal,
Wise, stole. II Dixon keeps bic promise
be will show himself 20 be much more
Of A man than he has heretofore bsen
given credit for.
Cards have been received announcing
tie marriaee In San Diego, California,
on May 4th. Of Mss Blanche HInds aud
Mr.. John q. FISHER. The bride was
most charming young lady. She was
bern, raised and edOelted IN Seattle,
bat has spent Ihe last three or four
Years in California ~ith her mother. or
on she S ndwioh Islands, With her older
sister, wife ofathe American Consul at
Honolulu. The groom is said 70 be a
wealthy Southern man, who went to
California on visit, and fell in love
with and q ally captured his coveted
prz,. Miss Dell Hinds, younger sister
Of toe bride, Ia said TO be engaged 90
prominent real estate dealer IN San
Diego, and her wedding Is expected TO
take place during ths summer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-20
THE EAsArxo FUyD.


Tee PoaT-IxTxLLIaEzcEz fzad Cor the
Fsiisf Of the widows and ogbhans Of the
victims Of the NaaainO disaster SOC
tinuss to increase. Il hss reached 3
figure vhich Is most eEsditabIs to the
people Of Seattle and vicinisy.
Tie fosi0sing letter, vhich vas r.
estved from Kent yesterday. indies.ss
shat the generous people Of that neigh
ooshooe have bsen ding for tbs safer
lnR:
l. So. Hasf Es9., Editor Pese-IS-
TELLf0EScEs: Esci0ssd nieass lad .
esees on Dexter Horton i Co. fer
$40 Is. for tbs relief Of the Ssnsino
SCH Sers; also, 4 let Of the contributors.
Mr.. George Woods headed and circu-
lated toe iisl yesterday afternoon. He
found some Of o1r farmers away from
home and without money With then.
bat they subscribed and viii ssna the
money (shioh amounts 10 SO mose) -
soon as collected. Y0nFs respectfully.
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soNz BIG FIGURES BEING oTyES BT
MILL MEN.
when the Port Blaksly Mill made The
unprecedented cot Of $4,000 feet Of
lumber in ten hours the fact vas pab.
lished in thess columns, aud very gen
orally copied By the press OF the Terri
tory. Soon all the rival mills on the
Sound we're doing their utmost to equal
or seIipss the great dly's work at
Blaksly.
Finally. however. Mr.. George E. Az
kinson, Superintendent Of the Tacoma
Mill Company teleRFaphed this Journal
that the Tacoma Mill bad cut, ia ten
hours. upwards Of 416 900, and that the
broom WIS up to stay" Aud it did
stay up until Yesterday morning, when
the PosT INTEJLIGENcER's Port Town
send correspondent Knocked it down b.
the following statement:
On Tuesday the Port Biakely Mill ia
a run Of ten hours cut 5l7 270 feet Of
lumber. This is the largest amount Of
timber ever cut by one mill in q run of
ten honrs"
Fearing thai the correspondent bad
been imposed upon, Mr.. Hunt, the Man
aRer Of this journal. teleersphed to him.
asking his authority for the statement.
and received the folIowipg reply;
PosT TOWNSEND. Nav 10.
L. S. J. Hunt. Manager Rosr INTEL
LIaENoHR.-Captsis Frank Smith, Of the
tag Blsksly, handed me that statement
in regard to the miips cut on Tuesday,
asd vonched for the truth Of the same.
He also furnished ii to the local paper
and another correspondent.
w. ]. JOINS.
Ga the strength OF this message, the
manager telegraphed directly - the
Port Bskely Mill Company for inform
alton in reRars to the matter, and re-
csived the following reply;
PORT BLAKELY. Nav 10.
To Leigh HUHt. Manager Posr INTEL
LIaESCKR.-Yes. the report Of Ia sday =
cut Is correct, by the Taooma scale.
j. A. CAMPBELL